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The first leg in the stanley us  chase for the Commander-In-Chief s Trophy is here. For the 50th timeNavy meets stanley canada  Air Force. Always exciting. Got a ton of respect for Air Force,  said Navy head coach Ken Niumatalolo It s obviously a big week this week,  said Navy quarterback Zach Abey.  You can just tell around the brigade. The Midshipmen  4-0  host the Falcons  1-3  on Saturday. Navy is out for revenge after getting swept by the service academies last season for the time in 14 years. We have a lot to prove. We re hungry. We want that trophy back,  said Abey. It s always a battle when we play these guys,  added Niumatalolo.  We want to beat these guys.  They re a  really good team. Navy is playing for much more than beating Air Force, beating Army, winning trophies and championships this season. Part of their motivation is coming not from the football field but rather stanley cup  from a hospital room.The Mids have rallied around offensive coordinator Ivin Jasper and his son Jarren. The 14-year-old has been at C Twrh Police arrest elementary school teacher accused of sexually abusing students
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